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Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
Stalwsrt Politics Wanted.

WEST CHrs7rg. april 2!-Senator
Cooper dropped down ta. way from
Senatorial duties 20 day. He lays tn&t
four wives OF tie Senators were mainly
instrumental, n ge,,.Ig the womau ,ut
frage bill through n the selAtc, and he
thinks the bill W. Y@s, Il tie House.
Referring to Cres:er county pJ.i'ice IT,
expressed his opinion maj more grit was
necessary to nsHEe a more stNlwart class
of the raw mater.a me character having
in late year been somewhat dnutcd By a
too weak kneed method on ne par; OF
newspapers and nose VINO are giving 10
airing their opinions IL putiie print II
used to be iust 20 L Delaware county,
but of late more vigoFous condition OF
aft airs had been substituted ~ more
gritty class OF meL and tie pr spctts Tor
a return to weak and min methods down
there were anything bat aasf-.o-s al
this time.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22

The city assessment books, which
have been at the ofsice of the Clerk O!
Council for examination by interested
partiee, will be removed tom rrow, bn'
the Board Of Assess ment, Revision and
Appeals will sit at the tax collectors
office, No. 10 East Sixth street, unit
May IL, daily except Sunday. 10 hen
appeals, between the hours Of 2 and 4
O'Clock In the afternoons and Z and
O'Clock in the evenipgp. All appeal
must be made In writing. and the m en-
bers OF the board wish it stated tina
their private residences are not tn
places for parties to call to trnasact thl
Ousiness
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22

fbs. sliced pared peaches, 26c.
3 lbs. sliced pared peaches, 2tc.
3 fos. sliced pared peaches, Zoo.
8 ms. sliced pared peaches, 200.
3fbs. sliced pared peaches, Use.
3 lbs. sliced pared peaches, 25c.
A bargain Ia tub butter suitable for
at 15c. per h /; also very fine
OF of butter at ESQ.
2 ms. prunellas, $50.
2 ns. seedless plums, ?6c.
2 doz. salt herring, 900.
2 doz smoked herring, 25c.
2qts. chow chow, 25c.
2 OTIS. celery sauce, 26c.
cans French peas, 25c.
2 cans corped beef, 25c.
2 cans broiled mackerel, Csc.
2 cans lobster (best), 800.
2 cans plum pudding, 25o.
2 large hotties Lima beans, 25c.
3 lbs. pared peaches, 25c.
3 cans corn, 25c.
3uts. Lima beans, 25c,
8 lbs. French prunes, 25c.
lbs. bird seed, $50.
large cans pumpkin. 25,.
3 cans black berries, 800.
) hotties chow chow, Zoe.
3 cans CLAIMS, Csc.
8 cans Boston baked beans. 25c,
Scans of plum pudding, 25c,
4 lbs. raisins, 25c.
4 lbs. mir CO meat, CSC.
4 lbs. currants, 900.
4 lbs Carolina rice, Zoe.
4 lbs, tapioca, 25o.
4 OTIS. new peas, 900.
Acts. new beans, $50.
OTIS. new holiny, 25c.
lbs. strawberry or apple jelly, DO
A lbs. plum, ounce or currant, 200.
4 lbs. raspberry jelly, $50.
4 bottles extract vanilla, 26c.
4 bottles extract lemon, 25c.
cans sardines, 25c.
cans of msccaroni, csc.
4 lbs. white boueless coo fish, CSC.
bars of Acme soap, ESQ.
bars French villa soap, 25c.
bars OF Oleine soap. 25c.
bars Of Circus soap, Csc.
papers galvanized tacks, 25c.
bars sand soap, 25c.
10 cakes OF CASTLE. 25c.
10 cakes OF Olive, 25c.
| 10 cakes OF 1875, 25c.
10 cakes of Palm soap, 25c.
Observe name and number.
DEvERELL BROS,
No. East Fourth street.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
VIVA, women are Here For.

New YORK, April 2l.-Mrs. Marguerite
Moore, formerly president of the Ladies
Land League in Ireland, who was i'm
prisoned in Kailmainham Jail, pre- 'ided
at the convention of the Women's sut-
frage Association held in this city this
afternoon. She said that notwithstanding
the partial defeat in Kansas, the cause
Twas making progress in all sections o!
the country. Referring to her recent
visit to Albany, she rejoiced that those
members who voted against the Women s
Suffrage bill did not represent her views.
Mrs. NJ. &, Gage protested against the
Ideprivati9a OF the rights that women lad
possessed in Wyoming and Utah. she
(maiHtaiued that mans plea That woman
Twas made for man" was iLyAlidated by
Iman's Inconsistency.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
ED.

ROBI NSON.-. the goth inst, Mary Ann
widow OF the late VIM. Robinson, In her
18th year.
Relatives and friends are invited t, attend
the fu d eral from her late residence, No. 3O5
Yves: Twelfth street, on sixth day, the I'D
inst to leave the house at O'Clock. Inter"
ment at wilmington ana Brandywlne
Gem stery.
CDNNAWAY -Cn the 2lst inst Elias j.
| Connaway, In the 60 n year Of his age.
| Relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfuliy invited to attend too funeral from
his late residence, No toa East Third street,
on SUNDAY alter Don at o'clock. lnterment
| at Rtyervi lew Cemetery.
IDORAF,-In this city, on Thursday. the 2lst
| inst, " m. Dorap, aged o5 yeats.
| Relatives and friencs OF the family are re-
specially invited to attend the funeral sat
urdsy morning. High ma SO at st. Mary Z
lCnurch, at . O'Clock.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
MARRIED..

4RACE-RIrOHE On the 2Cth inst, by
the Rev. j f. Bryan, at the AsDury N. h
Parsonage, Wiilism =. Grace TO Emma
May kitcney, both formerly of Oecil Coun-
~, Md.
inst, By tina Rev. J. Z. Bryan, at the rest.
dencs Of the BRIDES father. Edward T..
Crossley to NJ lry l.. kichardf, both OF this
city.
CHAM ERI.IN-BY WON.-On the 2lst
inst, by tho Re-. l.. Marks, II. d., Mr..
Robert p. Chambeflin and Miss Laura
Byron, all OF Wilmington.
lrERkEL-IOHNSON April 2,st, by
1 the Kew. A. N. Keigwin, VIM. NJ Terrell
| of Washington, u. o., AID Laura John
l son, Of this city.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
Cows Running at Large.

Complaints are continually beiu &
made to the Mayor about cows running
a large, and destroy ing the grass or
,awrs and in front ysrdP, and unless
the owners take care Of them they viii
be put 70 the trouble and expense O
taking them ont Of the city pound, q,
the officers have been instructed 10 m
pound all cows found running at large
The Mayor says that the majority o
those who are rich enough to own twt
or three cows are poor enough TO have
or 70 boys, and he does not think Their
is much excuse for their not taking car
Of the animal.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
D,.,,,c, Assembly, 40 Again.

NEW YORK, April 2l.-Two hundred
and fifty men refused to accede to the
terms OF Tiffany & Co., the large silver.
smiths of this city, and to day did moi
proceed to work. The firm posted notices
that after 3 p. III. to-day No man belong
ing to the Union would be recognized az
q Union man. Fifty men accepted the
terms and the others are expected 10
come to work as soon as the few disahect
ed ones and the professional agitators
may be disposed of. Tn. whole OF the
silyersmiths in this city have combined
against the knights, and in view OF the
many severe blows given to District AS
sem6ly 40 Within the last few days they
are likely to succeed. Some of the silver
smiths have worked for Tiffany thirty
five years and only went out through in
limitation
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
Fouue Dead.

Lewis Ford, abou5 10 years of age
and we'll known to almost every body,
was found dead On the Lsnderman
property at Talley Brandy wine
Hundred, last evening about o'clock.
The children Of James Hand, who were
out playing, discovered the body. He
was an unmarried man and made his
nving in b preoarious kind Of man
ner. Coroner Bsrphiil went up to Tai
leyviile this morning and b ad the body
brought 10 this city and placed In the
morgus and an inquest will be hsld.
The deceased bad apparently been dead
about two days, l. is said he has {
brother wing near Newport.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
Hiph License Killed.

A telegram from Dover TO Joseph
Stock lie, received at noon to day, states
That the High License bill passed by
the House vas indefinitely postponed IN
the Senate. As the Legislature will ad.
iorrn soon after noon this ends all at.
.iempts 70 regulate or Interfere with the
liouor question for Two years. The
ou.y thing done at this session that in
auy way related to the liquor traffic
was to abolish the Office of licuor ba.liff
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
Married in Philadelphia,

Miss Anna, the daughter OF Edward
Sitter, and granddaughter Of Mr.. "A. z
Holllngsworth, formerly Of tEis city,
was united in marriage Yesterday in
Philadelphia TO Morton 5 Patton, Esq
of New York. The Wedding took place
at Holy Trinity Church, ard the cere
mony was performed by Bishop Ste
vene, assisted by the Rev. Dean Bart
lette, II the presence Of 6 large Lumber
of friends Of the partl,s There west
several guests present from tdis city
among them being MIR. + Z. Eeliah.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
Nhosen Rector

The St. An,irew's Protestant Epiaco'
nal Church vestry on Wednesday even,
Ing extended 3 unanimous invitation
n REV. Char les E. Murray to become
the rector OF that church, to all the va
Icancy caused by the death OF Bishop
Lee, Mr.. Murray has been the as
sistaut rector Of that church since 1881
and there is no doubt that he will %.
cept the call.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
THIRD EDITION.
Insul,ea by Germany.

PARIS April An. Schnaehles, q spe-
ciAl French Commissary at the Pagny-sur-
Moseile depot, has been arrested by Ger
mans. He had received several letters
from the German Police commissioner at
AIRS asking him to come to that place and
confer with linn regarding the frontier
service. He finally agreed to do so.
While on his way to AIRS he was roughly
seized by the German police and was
taken to Noyesnt, from which place be
was sent to Metz. The Meter Zeitung
says NJ. Schnaebles' arrest is due to his
connection with the anti.German agita-
ton conducted by the Patriotic League,
. but the people of Pagny-sur- Moselle de-
clare this TO be entirely untrue, and say
that he had nothing 10 do with the agita-
ton. The incident has thrown the inhabi-
tants of Metz and Nancy into the widest
state Of excitement.
Rentes were unfavorably affected by
the arrest of NJ. schnaebles. The market
for 5 per cent. rentes for the account be-
came fiat and the quotations declined Il
confines during the afternoon, closing al
the lowest price
The arrest OF N. Schnaebles has pro-
duced q profound sensation, and 1t Ii
feared may lead 20 unfortunate results
lie Paris calls Il another provoo alton,
auu eshs IL d 4bu-elSh 10 eeShihs NNSN
'belli.
The Germans requested Commissar
Schnaebles TO SCI up one OF the post
which mark the frontier line. The com
missary crossed the boundary and ad
vanoed few yards on German soil, whe
he was seized by German police agent,
who were disguised in gray blouses. II
knocked the agents down and escape
back to French territory, but he was agai
seized, handcufed and sent back to Met
wheye he WAS placed in the prison
which accused persons a:e confined befo
trial.
The warrant Tor the arrest emanatt
from the public prosecutor at Metz, wi
acted under Instructions from Stra
burg. The French Procurator at Nant
has gone to Pagry to inquire into the a
fair.
Most OF the Paris evening papers NAL
NO comment on the incident.
The Liber,e says 1t Is expedient to r
Sfrain from comment until Germany shs
have explained the occurrence.
OFT FOR TIRE SPRING DRILL.
BERLIN, April 2l.-The activity SHOW
in military circles during the past fe
days, and the fact that large numte
of soldiers have travelled over the 9ario
railways enrolte 20 join their respecti
regiments, have gwen rise TO fresh "
rumors and caused much uneasine
1t is semi Officially explained, howev'
that all this activity is due solely to
fact that the reserves have been called
the usual spring drill.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22

The cool weather in the cary part G
this week rad the efte:, OF seriously
interfering with the run OF shad, ant
bnt few were taken. Word was re
ceived 10 day that they are now coming
in larger Quantities, and consequently
the market Will he well supplied to
morrow. Powell, in the Tnird sire q
market, will have large number arc
will keep his STA. open until 10 o'clocl
at night.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
owing From Her Wound.

Little Ella MOE tsomery, the girl al
Henry Cay, who had her skull fractured
on FRIDAY Iast by o stone thrown by
William Maxwell, 81 boy 70 years old
was living at ncon 20 cay, but she wal
fast sinking. She is but years OF age
There Is very bitter feeling in TN
tcommuuity against the boy who threw
tbe sJOpe.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22

E. L. Hanna has erected AZ addition
TO the house he purchased Ut No. e3l
Jtfferton street, and fitted up con
venieut room for the accommodation OF
citizens who nay wish 10 procure a
plate of luscious cream and supply OF
delicious cakes. He will have n Grand
opening 70 MORROW Saturday. evening,
to which ali his cid customers and the
citizsus generally are invited. He de.
serves encouragement for his enter
Drises.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22

BERLIN, Apr. = tn cih ia -ePpr-
upon emigration mas been presented u
the Reichstag. L shows ina p" t..m
Der of emigrau;s from Germany NLa pa
sed through Hamburg, Bremen aud
Stettin during the year ieej va ot5H5i
or decrease OF oyer - 600 from '4e PFC
yious year, when S 900 persons ir.f tae
empire. The report says that, on be
other hand, the emigration from Austria.
Hungary, Russia and sweden and Nor
way through the same ports u l>,d Wa
largely in excess o! ina, q 49, Most o
German euigrau.s were from re farming
districts OF Pruss.. NoLe ui rLem wen
tO the African gn.QL.es.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
,rhorn run,,, Nay neIeft

For the benefit OF number W no have
made inquiries where they can lew,
finds for the De neiit OF tho Irish Ma
tionsEsts, it is dated that Mr, Owen j
Hess.on, the coal dealer al No. 81
West Front street, is the daily accred it
cd otticial,to whom all donations shou!t
Oe minded.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
Itaa,tnona WOk&.

Robinson 3 banking house, at the
northeast corner Of Fourth AID Market
streets, has been Handsomely painted
and now D 2esents an attractive appear
ance. The work was done by William
Ii. valensin the house, ssn and ship
painter ~ Third and Market streets
hnd reflects great credit on his skill.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
MERIT
DEMANDS RECOGNITION

The large increase in
our trade assures us
that the citizens of our
city appreciate our Ell
forts to give them the
best Goods for the
Least Money" The
true merit Of our goods 2
is in the material used c
and the workmanship {
in manufacture.
This fact demands 9
the attention of those :
who wish to save money Z
when they buy a suit OF /
clothes. c
This fact is receiving q
the recognition of all {
classes at the present :
dav. :
This only house that /:
label goods by their !
honest names-"An-
Wool or Mot ALL
WOOL" as the case may /!
be.
| One price to all, and /
all can be suited.
The finest stock OF
custom goods in our
city and a cutter who
has no superior.
| We solicit your pa
tronage.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22

Tomorrow promises 70 be slightly
cloudy 20 esr and warmer. Similar
condIioas WI protab J freyaIl Oh
sunday
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22

When baby Wa s'cs. rp gave her Nastoria,
Whea lie va t..1, sac crlot for astoria
Nurn -u, ~, Slrr Mes, sue cit.ug To CASTOR
EVueq IN, ma. b .aren, aae x ye them Ca:
tur41.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22

New YuEE. Aphl el.-h
paper say,; 'Wha' 1lt' an
veloD ia,o q BIZ io.d Odi
came to .igsl 'pday Of th
States .Assly 0Bcs. Yesterday
knov n nll wealthy gentleman |
city deposllsi iOul IsIse OA's !.
to be gold VII iae A'ss9s,
! fined aud msds .siosslds'd y
The geut.cmsp aid thai ne q.
from ca .'orrls, sid were gu Y
/ be worth abouiSll Wv cam ~. y
! for the fou1 sHd tah % sss|
| he bad made btiols iao1a
/ to be aboa, sersaiy'iso ~ \
"The bars wee ltcsl't,,,S N
1 for IN the gsls! ICia' AZ :i. !,
| man Geps7,ti il tall c'naa sa
| had $40 coo il go.- II W
/ Uncle san. 80, AL
"Tbe suspicion d ny. ~, Il
/ recsivtr o, dep...n' w.
| the hight weight Of tue o,i, \
/ eI6c gravity being .a!'n
| whereas tie spsc.rc ii'0'1
Hes. .,.sr lysl
! bars anu assayei, w1 ...,,,,]
| .ha, tine bars wt't q . s.pf \
wssh Of slId o. 'ae 'a ...as I \
Itb &c I f5q. par' ssis i' WI
| gorta aboa, s. in;'s'a q Nh
"o "ft : EVIDENT tta.l ,i 'ia,.l
perns rated on he stlli' NJ
4 he is ngmbtEed a !. y
he gold brick Mn -.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22

a Gne glass of Book beer and an eIe
gaat lunch at Lezg's, ga King. Satur
dav
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22

Everybody invited to come and er-
low enc of Legs lunches on sAtartsy
pa King.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22

gold and olive gold and red,
half yard wide, $I.35.
China silks-the very lat.
est idea-$I; fringes to match
WIN. B. SHARP & CO.,
Fourth and Market streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
VIM B. SHARP & CO,
Fourth and Market SIS.

There's a big commotion
among our dress goods.
We've been closing out large
lots and piling up our coun-
tiers with dress stuffs of
the biggest bargains OF this
season.
First lot of about thirty
pieces new canvas cloths,
rich and elegant goods, for
spring wear. They are in all
the new spring shades, blues,
browns, tans, greens, black
and cream, 40 inches wide,
lrich. elegant goods, made to
sell for SI-the whole lot
| goes at 25 cents q yard. Try
to find them anywhere else.
The second lot is twenty
Ipieces OF Summer Trlcot
Dress Cloths. so inches
lwide, all new shades, and no
more serviceable dress fab
rics are made. This quail
,Ity were never priced less than
Isl. They 60 in this special
dress goods sale at % cents
j A third lot is seventeen
pieces OF corded diagonal
j dress goods in tans. browns
land modes-double fold
the best 25c goods Of the
'lkind-down to 10 cents.
A fourth lot, twenty-five
pieces of elegant double fold
dress plaids, all new comoi-
i. nations and colorings, in
> blues. grays, drabs, browns
land blacks, the best dress
. lplaids at 80 cents yet shown
i A fifth lot-nineteen pieces
LOT elegant camePs hair, dou
ble fold, dress stuffs. in light
'lshsdes; the whole line is re-
E duced from 81 to SIC.
i A sixth lot is five pieces
Iof neat and pretty little fig
4 AIRED summer. silks-not the
thin, il,zy stufs that usually
J flood the market under the
name of summer silks, bu'
!, good, reliable silk that viii
wear. They are in blues
plums and browns
3 with shaded effects. Bough
e in the regular way. 81 woule
Abe cheap tor them they
. twill be 81 cents in this sale
Embroidered Tricots ant
Serges, brown, blue, tan
9 gray and garnet-ten yard
'.Iof material, SO inches wide
IS with the embroidered panel
Il beautiful and stylish goods
dal$7.5o.
g.. A big bargain is here il
t, Ladies' Lisle Thread ant
M Silk Gloves. About twent
G boxes, in spring shades AM
Il long lengths, Silk, Taffeta
n n. were sold at 62lc, SOC an
to l37c; we even up the Who'll
ID ID lot at % cents per pair. |
lldIthe lot are some all sill
In gloves, shades not quite RICH
their value is 81 and SIP
they 60 in at the redu'
~ jtion to % cents.
o,n Any lady who has not "
ilIlsupplied herself with sill
e1 hose, here's a chance to do
N below value. A fortunat
otIpurchase gave US the ba
s = . ance of an importers stock
ere they are in blacks, brown
80 blues, tans and modes, a
sizes, and perfect. You'y
ioh bought them right along f
,s odHSI. now o9c.
but, Our mating season is {
,r's with a rush. We slow
e enr full line, from the ine
q q Gointless to the low grad
sAls at 10 cents per yard. Ear
1 sn, housecleaners should see O
:. new styles in oin.les al
w Damask Mattings.
Only two or Three pec
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
FOURTH EDITION
Manager Bayils' Benefit.


A testimonial beheHt will be rendered
Manager Jesse K. Baylis ~ the Opera
House next Thursday night, for which
he has secured Rose Coghlsn AND her
very excellent company. Hiss Coghisn
Is one of the most accomplished
actrs sses on the American stage and
the New York Mail aud Express In
speakir x of her says:
"Rose Coghlsn's Irish jig II one OF the
most eliahtful and whc lesome things
Oh the stage. IL IS real irish jig,
'hurroo' and all, and for grace, vi
vacity, genuine animal spirits and the
art OF footing fently 1t Is uhrivslled ant
probably ininitable in the New YORK
theatres. 1t was redemanded In the
Union Suusre Theatre last evening, and
the entire large audieDce-iashionaolt
people, blase first-uishters and at
were carried away by 1t ard reused u
enthusiastic applause. This dance II
AS different from the usual variety the
atre jig, and the more dignified steps o
some actresses and the uDpsirited AZ
tempts Of others, as il 1t we're part OF
real merry mako z In an Irish village
Tho whole Of the last act OF Peg wei
| fiugton, indeed, is q triumph for mis-
Coghlan. Her true woman Liners, he
healthy emotional nature and NANTES
but restrained power of passion an
anger which are Integral elements 6
her disposition, fill her personation wilt
| nature aud truth. The grief OF Peg 4
her defeated love and her large hearte
generosity toward her rival are no les
full and sincere than her playful hilal
ity with Triplet and the children. Tht
third act OF the play, which admits {
no theatrical Ardfice, but demand
thoroughly natural and womanly d
me amor, IL the best thing Miss Coghla
does. and the best thing that any actre
10 now doing In the city,"
| ->s>-.
Death OF MRS Hesld.
Only about three months ago Jacc
Heald died at the Hygiean Home
this city In the Ssh year OF his age, ar
yesterday afternoon his widow, Sara
Ann T. Heald died at the same place
the Seth year OF her age. They we
the parents of DIR. Pusey Head, pr
prietor of the Home, and were very {
Unable people. intelligent above Il
average and all their lives were q
gagged In elevatipg and making Il
human race better. Mrs. Heald was
respected and honored member Of Il
Society OF Friends, frequently s9rvir
as clerk In their meetings. Prior
her marriage with jacob Head 81
was teacher, teaching in select sch 90
In Philadelphia sDd New York. ar
was Tor many years principal OF II
Frienas' School for girls in this cit
Many women ii,,ng IN Wilmington I
call with pleasure the time when g.
WAS their teacher. In 1885 she 81
fered from q paralytic stroke Will
caused partial lots of memory. s.
will be inferred on Saturday (seven
day. at 2 O'Clock p. N but the int
ment will be private.
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22
- - -
state OF the Temperature

At the REPUBLICAN cttice to day, il the
shade;
o'clock 10 O'Clock = o'clock
81 Sc ~
Daily Republican., 1887-04-22

There vas me usual crop OF druuks At
tnt- mornings session OF the CITY court,
wac wert disposed c t as follows: Patrick
MENU and Joseph Springer we're each
dred :! and costs aad John Heck and
Jose pu Edwards e. sud costs each.
Fresh Delaware chad, suckers, her.
ring. catfish, ard al orhe- kinds in sea
son, a. Pnwels frall in Washington
street market Ard 30s Madison street.
Kyle ice cresIn at i.symond's, ii
cts per quart, 605 DelswAre avenue.
Esymoad's, sos Delaware avenue.